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Definition of self-sow in English: self-sowverb [no object](of a plant) propagate itself by seed. （植物）自播；天然播种 annuals that self-sow are welcome Example sentencesExamples - True to their name, these demure little blue flowers refuse to be forgotten, persisting for years as they self-sow.
- In cold climates, you can succession-plant through the early spring and summer, and it will often self-sow.
- The taller types tend to self-sow more readily than the dwarf types, and as with most plants, hybrids may not produce seedlings true to the parent types.
- Coneflower self-sows readily but not aggressively.
- Rocket left to go to seed will self-sow so prolifically all over the garden that only once in your life do you have to fork out for a packet.
- Allowing many of her annuals from the previous season to self-sow wherever they wish is one trick she uses.
- Plants are also left to self-sow around the garden quite freely.
- Cherry tomatoes are incredibly useful plants to have in the garden, and invariably they self-sow after the first season, so you've got an almost year-round supply of sweet, juicy little fruits.
- She allows many of her favorite herbs to self-sow so they come back year after year.
- When choosing grasses for beds and borders, keep in mind their relative tendencies to creep or self-sow.
- In the rock garden, where the soil is not disturbed by digging, they self-sow prolifically and each spring there are many baby plants.
- Many mixes contain common annual flowers, such as bachelor's buttons and cosmos because they are likely to self-sow.
- Its small white flowers, about 1/2 to 3/4 inches across, are veined with deep violet blue and self-sow profusely.
- Plants left standing through winter may self-sow, resulting in seedlings for new plantings or to give away.
Synonyms reproduce, multiply, proliferate, breed, procreate, increase, spawn
Definition of self-sow in US English: self-sowverbselfˈsō [no object](of a plant) propagate itself by seed. （植物）自播；天然播种 annuals that self-sow are welcome Example sentencesExamples - True to their name, these demure little blue flowers refuse to be forgotten, persisting for years as they self-sow.
- Cherry tomatoes are incredibly useful plants to have in the garden, and invariably they self-sow after the first season, so you've got an almost year-round supply of sweet, juicy little fruits.
- Allowing many of her annuals from the previous season to self-sow wherever they wish is one trick she uses.
- Rocket left to go to seed will self-sow so prolifically all over the garden that only once in your life do you have to fork out for a packet.
- In the rock garden, where the soil is not disturbed by digging, they self-sow prolifically and each spring there are many baby plants.
- Plants are also left to self-sow around the garden quite freely.
- When choosing grasses for beds and borders, keep in mind their relative tendencies to creep or self-sow.
- Plants left standing through winter may self-sow, resulting in seedlings for new plantings or to give away.
- Its small white flowers, about 1/2 to 3/4 inches across, are veined with deep violet blue and self-sow profusely.
- The taller types tend to self-sow more readily than the dwarf types, and as with most plants, hybrids may not produce seedlings true to the parent types.
- Many mixes contain common annual flowers, such as bachelor's buttons and cosmos because they are likely to self-sow.
- She allows many of her favorite herbs to self-sow so they come back year after year.
- In cold climates, you can succession-plant through the early spring and summer, and it will often self-sow.
- Coneflower self-sows readily but not aggressively.
Synonyms reproduce, multiply, proliferate, breed, procreate, increase, spawn
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